Citation

Kawasaki K, Misawa S, Nishiwaki M, Endo K. Yamagata J. Health Sci. 2006; 9: 19-32.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2006, Yamagata Prefectural University of Health Science)

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Abstract

Relationship violence and perinatal and sexual violence in the presence of domestic violence (DV), and other health problems are pointed out and post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, assistance to victims of DV is an important issue for nursing mothers. So we've decided to report focuses on assistance to victims of DV victims and the reality of DV. The study has already estranged partners and interview at the start, the two women engage in economically live independently. Data collection method is based on interviews carried out by semi-rigid interview guide, the interview is winding to approximately 120 minutes one time, six times with one person. All contents of the tape recorded interview to prepare a verbatim record. Mr. X in Y's real victims of violence, the number of physical violence, but little diversity of non-physical violence, often, severe degree, was a threat to the dignity of the victim safe. In support, the officers met in the course of violence by DV volunteers, support the victims, watched advice perspective, with the help of time to escape reality, the background is different, as Mr. X is Y's were quite different. With the help desired, that reveals the need for flexibility to consider the mental and physical conditions of DV victims in public support for the Partnership Agreement and other temporary shelter.